Books Archives

Twelve months ago - within days of Easter - the world awakened to a concrete truth carved in limestone. Read Rob Oller's interview with Ben...

Bestselling author John Maxwell says that to do well in life, we must first think well. But can we actually learn new mental habits? "Thinking for...

"The message of The Power of a Positive Woman is God can use both our strengths and our weaknesses for an eternal purpose as we choose to follow...

Ground Zero Chaplain Mike MacIntosh offers hope for the times that make or break us ... the thousands of other disasters that never make the news...

Transcending a past clouded with sexual abuse, bulimia and struggles with perfectionism, Ruth McGinnis is now breathing freely. The accomplished...

Written by John Weaver, a relief worker who stayed behind in the war-torn country after others evacuated in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks...

To avoid getting pulled into a frenzy of materialism, Max Lucado cautions people to keep their focus on Jesus. "Pick out a family that has little...

Written in the style of a letter, this book draws readers into author Beth Moore’s ongoing commentary on Christ’s life. She addresses readers as...

Read from speaker and author Jim Grassi's Crunch Time: What Football Can Teach You About the Game of Life, where he offers devotionals to satisfy...

In his latest book, Hollywood Worldviews: Watching Films with Wisdom & Discernment Brian Godawa helps us enter a dialogue with Hollywood that...

Without the capability of awe, where we stand at the edge of ourselves and gaze beyond, we will never grasp what it means to truly worship.

Connie NealWestminster John Knox Press

Peter Furler of the Newsboys shares lessons about living in the light.

Good words on salvation, sanctification, and not playing cute with the faith.

Without rhetoric, Christians have no tools to engage modern culture in meaningful conversations.